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Articles by Sean Amato
- Edmonton restaurateur asks Premier Kenney for lockdown, financial support
- Crews tear down living wall in Alberta's Federal Building
- Albertans asking #WhereisKenney as province sets COVID-19 record again
- 'Spreading good love': Bear Clan Patrol now serving on the streets of Edmonton
- Slave Lake officials make public meeting apologies to Indigenous people
- Slave Lake councillor apologizes for 'stop feeding them' comments about homeless people
- 'We should do more': Military veteran shares Remembrance display north of Edmonton
Sean Amato
ContactSean is a journalist at CTV News Edmonton.
He joined the news team in 2010. A NAIT graduate, he‘s also worked as a reporter in Medicine Hat and Dawson Creek and travelled Canada reporting Indigenous-focused stories for APTN.
Since joining CTV Edmonton, Sean has made breaking news his specialty, scooping details of the Slave Lake wildfire in 2011, the Fort McMurray wildfire in 2016 and the Edmonton terror attack in 2017.
